Mining classical music gold.
I’ve been streaming for months now. For some unexplainable reason I’ve been concentrating for the main part on the latest classical releases out there . Quizzically, I have ignored the unlimited access to recorded history that we have in our hands. Heifetz, Horowitz, Reiner, Toscanini, Piatigorsky, Stokowski and countless other twentieth century geniuses are copiously available. I just can’t believe it took me this long to wake up.
I’m writing this for any classical music lovers who, like me, have been blind to the mind-blowing potential afforded us.
My favorite Version on Tacet (Tubes only recording ) of Haydn quatuors: The sound is gorgeous and the interpretation is top notch... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plmy7D4myes&list=RDplmy7D4myes&start_radio=1
I am not alone thinking this way about them : |
I agree with the suggestions on the Bach solo violin. I also would add Christian Tetzlaff. Still on Bach, there is the great Mass in B Minor. There is the great version with Karl Richter and the Munich Bach Choir, and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau at the peak of his career. However, I really line the Pygmalion with Raphael Pichon. Fischer-Dieskau, but really great choir works. |
